Invasive Species
...Armenian (Himalayan) blackberry can escape into natural areas. When this happens, they can crowd out native plant communities. Non-native fish...
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Foster Flat-Black Rim Sagebrush Area [COA ID: 191]
Located in the Foster Flat area, south of Harney Lake and west of US Highway 205, this COA encompasses large...
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Ochoco Mountains [COA ID: 173]
Immediately adjacent to John Day River area, at the border of Wheeler and Crook Counties
South Fork Crooked River Area [COA ID: 174]
At the southern edge of the ecoregion, adjacent to several COAs and slightly west of the town of Burns
Clatsop State Forest-Jewel Meadows Area [COA ID: 007]
The area includes Clatsop State Forest and Jewel Meadows Wildlife Area and connects with Columbia River – Blind Slough Swamp....
South John Day River [COA ID: 171]
Includes the mainstem John Day River and surrounding high quality fish and wildlife habitat. Southern part of area begins near...
Pistol River Estuary [COA ID: 050]
This area contains the Pistol River Estuary, offshore rocky habitat for nesting seabirds, and Coastal Bluffs.
North Medford Area [COA ID: 097]
This area includes important valley bottom habitat in the Rogue Watershed including the confluence of the Rogue River and Little...
Middle Willamette River Floodplain [COA ID: 060]
The mainstem Willamette River from Willamette Falls (RM 26) to the confluence with Calapooia River in Albany (RM 120), plus...
Depoe Bay Area [COA ID: 023]
The Depoe Bay COA contains the world’s smallest harbor and has a productive rocky shore and headlands for fish and...
Estuaries
Estuaries occur where freshwater rivers meet the oceanic salty waters, are influenced by tidal flooding, and experience frequent periodic changes...
Wetlands
Wetlands are covered with water during all or part of the year. Permanently wet habitats include backwater sloughs, oxbow lakes,...
Oak Woodlands
Oak woodlands are characterized by an open canopy dominated by Oregon white oak.
Aspen Woodlands
Aspen woodlands are woodland or forest communities, dominated by aspen trees with a forb, grass, or shrub understory. Aspen woodlands...
Black Oystercatcher
Haematopus bachmani
Black Swift
Cypseloides niger borealis
Black-backed Woodpecker
Picoides arcticus
Black-necked Stilt
Himantopus mexicanus
Black Petaltail
Tanypteryx hageni
Black Brant
Branta bernicla nigricans
Black Rockfish
Sebastes melanops
Howell’s Spectacular Thelypody
Thelypodium howellii ssp. spectabilis
Deacon Rockfish
Sebastes diaconus
Blue Rockfish
Sebastes mystinus
Sierra Nevada Red Fox
Vulpes vulpes necator
Factors affecting Nearshore Strategy Species and Habitats
…regimesDisease Big skate Raja binoculata Black brant Branta bernicla nigricans Black oystercatcher Haematopus bachmani Black rockfish Sebastes melanops Blue mud…
Fish and Wildlife Diseases
Overview Fish and wildlife are susceptible to naturally-occurring and introduced diseases caused by a variety of pathogens, including viruses, bacteria,…
Nearshore Appendices
…X Bamboo worm Sabaco elongatus X X Black Sea jellyfish Blackfordia virginica X X Black Sea jellyfish Maeotias marginata X…
Nearshore Species
…of Nearshore Strategy Species. Click the links in the table below for more information on each species. Birds Black Brant…
Nearshore Acknowledgements, Citation and References
…Lanctot. 2010. Black Oystercatcher (Haematopus bachmani) Conservation Action Plan. Version 1.1. International Black Oystercatcher Working Group, Alaska Department of Fish…
Specialized and Local Habitats
…blackberry) at priority sites. Eelgrass Beds Ecoregions CR, NS Comments Basis for aquatic food chain. Important rearing area for juvenile…
Nearshore Strategy Development
…lamprey, Western River lamprey Birds: Black brant goose, Black oystercatcher, California brown pelican, Caspian tern, Fork-tailed storm petrel, Leach’s storm…
Nearshore Habitats
… Strategy Species Rocky Shore Sandy Beach Rocky Subtidal Soft Bottom Subtidal Neritic Estuarine Habitat Unknown Comments Birds Black brant…
Rocky subtidal
…other commonly associate species inhabit rocky subtidal habitats (Table 6.3, Appendix E and F). Fishes such as black, blue, china,…
Rocky intertidal
…in colonies in Oregon do feed and take refuge here, including black oystercatchers, black turnstones, and surfbirds. Rocky shores are…
Estuaries
…is utilized by several Nearshore Strategy Species, for example: Black brant, Dungeness crab, black rockfish, copper rockfish and kelp greenling….
Species Data Gaps
…BirdAmerican Three-toed WoodpeckerPicoides dorsalisWC BirdBlack-backed WoodpeckerPicoides arcticusWC BirdBlue-gray GnatcatcherPolioptila caeruleaKMNBRWC BirdBrandt’s CormorantPhalacrocorax penicillatusCR BirdGolden EagleAquila chrysaetosBMCRCPECKMNBRWCWV BirdLark SparrowChondestes grammacusCPKM BirdLewis’s…
Background
…goat, black bear, and wolverine (listed as threatened in Oregon) move between the summer and winter ranges. Locally unique whitebark…
Nearshore Recommendations
…reef fish species, including black, blue, deacon, China, copper, quillback, and other rockfish species, as well as kelp greenling and…
Nearshore Research and Monitoring
…the black rockfish population off Newport was used in federal stock assessments. Fishery-related research supports fishery management and assessment of…
Coastal Communities
…fishery composed of small vessels (averaging 25 feet) which target several rockfish species (predominantly black and blue rockfish), cabezon, and…
Planning and Regulatory Framework
…Rocky Mountain Goat Management Plan, Elk Management Plan, Mule Deer Management Plan, and Black Bear Management Plan. In some cases,…
COA Methodology
…the 2006 ODFW COAs (depicted in black), COA Modeling Analysis results (orange), and ODFW Sage-Grouse Core Areas (red) were overlaid…
Acknowledgements
…Xerces Society for Invertebrate Conservation Emilie Blevins; Sarina Jepsen; Candace Fallon; Scott Black; Mace Vaughan; Rich Hatfield ODFW Staff Conservation…
General References
…Sacramento River, California. Restoration Ecology 13:391-402. Morse, J.A., A.N. Powell, and M.D. Tetreau. 2006. Productivity of Black Oystercatchers: effects of…
Voluntary Conservation Programs
…oak savannas, white oak/black oak/madrone forests, low-elevation ponderosa pine forests and woodlands, mixed forests, riparian bottomland forests, knobcone pine, Jeffrey…
Outreach, Education, and Engagement
…see include Black-bellied Plover, Semi-palmated Plover, Pacific Golden-Plover, Western Sandpiper, Least Sandpiper, Dunlin, Whimbrel, Long-billed Dowitcher, and Red-necked Phalarope. There…